Bonjour à tous, en decendant sa valise du train, mon collègue s'est demis une vertèbre lombaire🏴☠️, nous sommes actuellement à Udon Thani et après avoir consulter 3 hopitaux on ne lui propose que des anti-inflammatoire.
Apparamment pas de kiné ici mais à Bangkok.Quelqu'un pourrait-il me donner les coordonnées d'un cabinet ou d'un hopital capable de pratiquer une vraie manipulation pour lui remettre en place.
Si vous avez une fourchette de prix ( pour éviter de se faire fesser😉) c'est encore mieux.
merci pour les infos à tous les intervenants.
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
si tu trouve pas de kiné l'autre solution c'est les médecine traditionnel
je compati j'ai fait un vole plané en moto après une collision sur un clebs
et sa fait un mois que j'ai mal et qu'on ne me propose que la même chose et de ibuprofène ...
si tu as un peut d'argent car sa coute cher + de 500B
un bonne masseuse ( pas un truc a 150B de l'heur) ou un truc cochon ...
un vrais masseur traditionnel bien formé, dans son cas de préférence une fille pas trop lourde
pourra luis remettes les vertèbres en place avec les pied debout sur son dos
c'est radical sa fait un mal de chien 3 seconds et aprais plus aucune douleur
le probleme c'est qui il faut du level pour ceci ( des années de formations), et sa coure pas les rue
il faut vraiment un professionnel sinon sa va agavé le probleme
Merci pour le conseil, on va voir si on peut trouver une masseuse compétente sur Udon en attendant une info fiable pour un vrai Kiné sur BKK par un expat membre, depuis 15 jours, il commence à avoir de sérieuse difficultés, tu sais ce que c'est.....
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
Merci pour le conseil, on va voir si on peut trouver une masseuse compétente sur Udon en attendant une info fiable pour un vrai Kiné sur BKK par un expat membre, depuis 15 jours, il commence à avoir de sérieuse difficultés, tu sais ce que c'est.....
pourquoi ne pas appeler les differents hopitaux priver de bangkok?
voir hopital priver d'udon, j'imagine qu'ils ont des adresses de specialiste
massage il faut faire atention et voir vraiment un/une masseur/se avec beaucoup d'experience...je me tournerais plus vers un hopital
Evidemment appeler les hopitaux de BKk, losqu'on parle un peu Thai ou avec un bon niveau en d'Anglais, et encore c'est parfois compliqué....selon l'interlocuteur, de toute façon ce n'est pas notre cas.
d'autre part je doute que les kinés formés à l'occidentale soient légion compte tenu de la pratique des médecines traditionnelles..
mais je peux me tromper, il y a peut_etre un cabinet par hopital, c'est vrai que la compétence est plus importante que le tarif, vu l'urgence...
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
Dès-que le boss de l'hotel refait surface, on le met à contribution, le reste du personnel et clients, soit ne comprennent pas, soit ne peuvent pas nous renseigner, mais ça va venir ....la Thailande ce n'est pas la Mongolie...
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
Merci Lukmee, pour les liens, On va passer deux coups de fils et voir si on peut descendre lundi sur BKK, à moins que d'ici demain on ait trouvé un sorcier local....😄
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
des fois même même avec les expert on a des surprise ...
la médecine traditionnel sa fait des ciecle quelle fonctionne, et sans technologie ...
donc ne faut pas avoir peur, même chose que pour l'hopital choisire un bon praticien et pas un charlatan
et la les thai localement pourront peut être t'aider, sinon demander au école de boxe thaï, il font fréquemment appelle à eux en cas de besoins
Ubon Tanni est une vile de plus de 150 000 habitant et c'est bourré de blanc
alors il est pas trop dure de trouvé des hôpital 4 étoiles
bien comprendre qu'ici les hôpitals sont à plusieurs vitesse, et des fois sont vraiment pourave ...
évites le train ou le bus car l'état risque de aggravée, surtout en train !
en plus en ce moment tout le monde retourne en Isan voir la famille
c'est vraiment pas le moment d'aller sur les route, je tenterais ma chance localement personnellement
et bangkok en dernier recours
les route la en ce moment c est 5000 mort en 15j ... et 20h de bus ou de train pour rentré a BKK
Tous les conseils sont bon à prendre et celui là ne manque pas de bon sens et d'interet, en tout cas c'est une option et on va creuser l'idée, on nest plus à un jour près. Ce serait la solution de facilité mais si elle existe ce n'estpas dans les hopitaux d'Udon, on les a déjà démarché: chou maigre.
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
🤪 Pan sur le bec ! Apparamment il y a bien un hopital internationnal à Udon, où vont les farangs , je reviendrai donner des nouvelles de l'agonisant 😄, après la consultation, ça peut servir......
Plus je connais les hommes, plus j aime mon chien.
Salut, s
sacré coup dur🙁
je ne sais pas où vous en êtes , par contre, tu peux aussi regarder ici sur le lien de Slife, je sais que celui qui a écrit cela est assez proche des médecines traditionelles, alors, saist'on jamais, je te fais un copier coller d'une partie qui peut peut-être t'aider :
- MEDECINE PARALLELE : Si la chiropractie ne vous fait pas 'peur', un établissement fraichement ouvert avec des praticiens professionels compétents et diplômes : www.chirofitbangkok.com
salut un bon kiro, ou masseur va te remettre sa plus rapidement qu'un kiné ou un docteur
l'important c'est pas la technique, c'est le praticien je dirais
expérience similaire suit a un accident de moto
alors la pommade analgésique à 2 bal ( bien pus performant contre les piqures de moustiques que contre les contractures et douleur osseuse)
puis du diaphane( comme décontractent musculaire ) et de l'ibiprophene pour la douleur ...
le diazepan en plus d'être un décontractant musculaire c'est un puissant calmant, résultat 15 h par jour à dormir et a me réveiller en claquant des dents
tout ca pour qu'une masseuse 15 jours plus tard me remette la cotes en 5 secondes chronos
et avec un bon massage d'une heur finisse de me rétablir et de décontracte tout ma carcasse
franchement du coup, un peut dégouter de ne pas être venu plus tôt
puis avec les radio les prix explosent plus de 500 B, et 5 heurs d'atente dans un hospitalisé craspec pour voir un toubib 25 seconde chronos
( les toubibs ne peuvent rien voir sans, à croire qu'il sont complètement miro et qu'ils on des gants de box au bout des doigts )
bref, non un bon massage ou un chiropracteur c'est le mieux pour ce remettre en bonne forme
cordialement
P.S. si tu peut aller jusqu'à surin j'ai une copine de ma femme qui est très bonne masseuse ...
mai sa fait un peut loin pour un massage ...
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Hello,
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For several years now, increased aggression has been observed in Cape fur seals.
At least 70 unprovoked attacks on humans.
It was recently confirmed that this is due to rabies.
The suspected origin is contamination in Namibia by jackals.
The contagion seems to be spreading.
Preventive vaccination (of the animals) is being considered.
Just a reminder:
Rabies affects all mammals.
Once symptoms appear—sometimes weeks or even months later—death is inevitable.
It’s the bite that transmits the disease.
There are so-called "furious" forms with aggression, but also forms without aggression.
In case of a bite, in addition to standard wound care, tetanus prevention… rabies prevention is essential.
Stay careful out there…
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I’m looking for a dentist who can do a full lower-arch implant with a complete prosthesis. I’m in Quebec and available to travel to Cuba. Need full contact details. Thanks everyone!
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